India News | BRS MP Booked for Land Grab, Denies Allegation

Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. A case was registered against BRS Rajya Sabha member J Santosh following a complaint accusing him of attempting to grab land here, even as the BRS leader denied the allegation on Sunday.

Hyderabad, Mar 24 (PTI) A case was registered against BRS Rajya Sabha member J Santosh following a complaint accusing him of attempting to grab land here, even as the BRS leader denied the allegation on Sunday.

Based on the complaint by an authorised representative of a city-based engineering and core infrastructure company, the case was registered against Santosh and others in Banjara Hills police station under relevant IPC sections on March 21, police said.

Also Read | Indian EV Market To See Large-Scale Invasion of Chinese Companies Due to Renewed Policy To Make India ‘Hub of Electric Vehicle Manufacturing’, Says Report.

Alleging trespass on the land purchased by the company in Banjara Hills here, the complainant stated that recently it came to their knowledge that two rooms were constructed on their plot and (property) tax was being paid by Santosh and others.

The complainant accused them of creating forged and fabricated documents solely for the purpose of grabbing land and requested the police to take necessary action against the "tresspassers".

Also Read | Lok Sabha Election 2024: Misinformation Spread Through AI-Generated Deepfakes and Fake Content Biggest Threat to Upcoming Elections in India, Says Tenable.

Following the complaint, a case was registered and further investigation has been taken up, police said.

Santosh in a release said he had legally purchased the plot measuring 904 square yards, and denied the allegation of land grab and said the case was politically motivated.

The Rajya Sabha member said he will initiate legal action against those indulging in false allegations against him.

(The above story is verified and authored by Press Trust of India (PTI) staff. PTI, India’s premier news agency, employs more than 400 journalists and 500 stringers to cover almost every district and small town in India.. The views appearing in the above post do not reflect the opinions of LatestLY)

Share Now

Share Now